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>>c5karl+(OP)
There is a certain sense that Elon Musk paid $44 billion to do this, so he has every right to do so.

>>powera+75
He likely has a _right_ to, but it does make his whole ‘free speech’ thing look a little silly (of course, it’s not the first of his actions to do that, by a long shot). Observers have a right to make fun of him for doing so, too.

>>rsynno+il
I don't understand how it is anti free speech.

>>mikrot+Du1
Well, when previous Twitter management did things like this, Musk said that they were restricting free speech. So this is at least anti "Musk's definition of free speech".